1:15 pm on Monday December 28, 2009
| Posted by Ken Hawkins
Number 4: The year of Senator Robert Ford
Attorney General Henry McMaster's crusade against Craigslit nearly earned him this spot, but the surprising fact of how many locals are unaware of Charleston Rep. Robert Ford's actions earned him this spot.
In lieu of a narrative argument, I offer you a trip down memory lane of Robert Ford headlines in 2009:
- October 26: 'Robert Ford: Video Poker to Save Our State' (yes, he's running for governor)
- February 4: Robert Ford wants to make Confederate day a paid day off
- February 2: Local argues: Don't we have bigger problems than sagging pants? (Ford was promoting the idea of a state ban on saggy pants.)
- January 14: Sen. Ford wants to make it a felony to curse
Bravo, sir.
Tune in tomorrow for number three on our list of The top 10 stories of 2009 ... that you probably forgot about.
